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TIE BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

THE MASTER oP THE CEREMONIES BY George NJ. Fem.
limo, PIP. AS. d. Appleton Il CO..
THE GOLDEN LEGEND. by Henry w. Longfellow. 1Gmo,
pr. 1914 uioushtOn. m1l.n ~ Coz
CRAWFORD BY Mrs. Gaskell tHarpers Handy series.)
A NEW ENGLAND iDyI- by Bclle G. Greene l2no PIP
222. tBoston ID. LOthrop Co..
PRIMARY LESSONS N LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION. BY
". II. Maxwell, NJ A. 12nO PIP l44. "a. s. Barnes
&Co)
BRAZIL: ITS CONnITIpSs AND PROSPECTS. ny u =. An
drcws. l2mO. PIP. 352. d. Appleton * Col
The COMMON CHORD. BY Henry K Elliot l2mo. pp
294- tCasseu & Coz
THE PRACTICAL HORsF-KEEPER. BY George Fleming,
LII d. limo. PIP. 264. Casscll 4 Co.,
AZEALoT IN T. LIE. A Novel. BY Mrs. Wildrick 12mo,
pp 800. I'd. appleton Col
LANDLORD AND TENANT. Bv John n. Taylor. Vols.
SvO. Boston: Little. Brown Coz
THE REPUBLIC; OR. A HISTORY op rUH UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA THE ADMINISTRATIONS. BY John L.
Irelan NJ. ID Vols 2 and g. Chicago: Fairbanks
Paliner.)
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On end after JANUA RY 81, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL R0UTE
Trains sav: NsE York via Dssorosses and corsass ss
nd r. VEST y;s ,s.;: s.s
Chicago @sa Pros Duns snoEns and sss, ss
;.:i:. e; <: $;; &C.,.
70; Ls"anc%,, 200. .. sSc p N; .pdI2'ls night
:s:ss: sssSs;
@ fsa isis night ana So s
atlantic city. except sunday Through p.rlor carl
FOR Cape Nay week days. iiloa On Saturday, only
Long branch. Bay Head Junction and intermediate Ste
tons via Railway and AmD1y a. M ~ noon $40 P N.
For old Point and Norfolk. via New York. Phadsphls
S;ssS;s SSS.s %s S
a. Jersey city anorng speedy and direct transfer Toe
Trans as~,,"' From Psburs ITO TAO Ilso a. m. 700
go *s TX " x;s's's 90 ss'Ts
:$% fs.af's, 49, 3 si SIS d SO sss
s ss, ss%. .so go e. VS. u 3D. iss is$
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Trains New York. via Desbrosses and Cort
landt stree,s FERRIS. as follow,
si5 ssS !; ,s
r1s, .s,3ss %:$ ."', ana 10
sla.y: sssS. s'.s .; $.s.s TX
Returning trains leave Broar Street station Philaalpha
l2:oi: 800 +05. 40 $40 $50 100. 800 $40 $40 IL
AMI III 10 M lfiInel Express ]: IA $50 l2t0
T. O. S35, 7:l2 IL and so p. On Snndtv. i2OI
63j. :l2 and s:l2 .. m.
Leave Philadelphia. via Camien 900 IN daily ercept sun
day. ''
Ticket Once, $40 t35 and 044 Broadway Asor Houss
and foot OF Desbrosses and CortlaIr Cours &C And
Brooklyn Aunex station. foot Vt Fult0a.st Brooklyn ala.
ton. Jersey CIV Emigrant Ticket ONCE No Battery
place. and Castle Garden
Tho Now York Transfer Company call for ana check
baggage rom hotels and residences
CHARLES T.. PUGH. j.. r WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r AGENT
NORTHERN RAlLROADOF NEW JERSEY
Trains leave from Chambersst Station Fugle wool
Isnahy olo'sr. sparshl and Max 80 7l9 800 ay3
1890 y. M, 1900 midnight SUNDAYS ITO $50 M t:Op mi
800 For NaDaet Spring Valley Monsev and T.,lm ma
$50 7:l0 $50 q. 1850. $50 IN sundays $40 Z m,
500 p. m.
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I EIilGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
VautierO,IL.ava

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot Of Cortlandt or Dee
broasos ~ follows ...........,. ,o,n,.
~ m tor Geneva Lyons Elnlr1 h3cnes.er nunsio ana
t Wrat aud principal local points Char Gar 70 Wilkes.
barre. ,.,..,,. a. ro,n,. c,......
IN Connection to tcating AMI Harrisburg.
$40 Tor Pittston aud principal intermediate ponea
$40 D. IN for CoplAy and intermediate ponta Connection
In S-a,iux aud Harrisburg. Chair Copay.
D for 0ensvA tyons Elniira Rochester banalo and
the West Pullman slsvpvr " Lyons
76O D. H. Lsurys and intermediate points.
Trains st a. m, IN AND $40 connect Tor
ali points IN Mshsp0y ami Haxiet0n Coal kcGonA
SUNDAY rkAIN5.
a. M for Mauch Chunk. Hsxeton and intermediate
points
n. for Geneva Lyons. Emlra, nouiestcg. buGNo end
tho West Pullman sleeper 70 LyenS- .
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xxyEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w T.. C. Anu II X W ItsSe"
Trains leave West 42d station follows aud ID mnutos
earlier from loot Of Jay.st. North River.
Detroit and Chicago '95oa nl- Cos. 'o;l3 pm
ST. Louis '6;05. ~ Is p IN. 49,,
Utica. syracuse. Buffalo. Rochester suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls, 3l5. ',s 6S q m, '5O5. 1918 Pm a..
Highland, Kingston saugertes. Catskiil Albany, Sl3s
.7ii5. .955 II 80 a. M, 4 90, '6OJ, 's:l5 y. NJ rx
Cranstons West Point. cornwall. Nswburx. '315 Tia
1905. 1918 II SoA M 400. 800 1913 aud 'o'oS
%. M Cranston's. Cornwall Nswburg.
For Montreal and Canada East sos 2. NJ.
Hamilton. London, 1855 '605. Sla p Nj Toronse'
Elegant sleeping tars Tor Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and ST Louis on all through trains -. -.
Daily Daily sIcep, Saturday Other trains Tally exeeps
Sunday. -, - ... ....,.,,oh.
tons OF Information apply At oces DiookynTySs
Ncw.York City-353 1885, 942 Broadway IoS Aav
West shore stitons foot Of West go e. 100. " " "
y,r..,,.v. ,cners 81 Pssssng ger Agent
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N'ew Publications.
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REBER'S MEDIEVAL ART.

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REBER'S MEDIEVAL ART.
Historv Of Medieval Art BY DR.. FRANZ Won REBEh'
Director Of the Bsvaran Royal Galleries OF RANT
pss Professor In the University and Polytechnic OF
author Of A history Of Ancient Art" &C iIsns~. ~
Augmented BY JOSEPH TEACHER CLARKE Win 80
illustrations and . Glossary Of Technical Terms pp HAIL.
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RETROsPECTIONS OF AMERICA.-1797-1s1l.
nv JoUN BERyARD Sometimes Secretary OF the BeeL
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tied from the Manuscript by Mrs. BAYLE BERN AND.
with an Introduction Notes and index BY LAURENCE
HUTTON and BRANDER MATTHEWS. illustrated. PIP.
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INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGICAL The
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ST. rs.
A TRAMP TRIP.
How 10 See Europe Fifty Centsa Day BY LEE Mh1'.
WETHER. With Portrait pp 276. 12mo orh3Heh"i
Cloth, 81 20
LORD TENNYSON'S NEW WORK;
LOCKSLEY HALL SIXTY YEARS AFTER. THE
PROMISE OF MAY. &c.
Bv ALFRED LORD TENNYsON. P.L- Del pp vih'
1913 I6mo Cloth. 60 cents.
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi.

ii ,encA Newport and all New Enginud roiptS All rail-
Grand Central Depot Express trans aay lsunAys
~ MI palace sleeping wlIu pAL
ace psrOr csrsA IL M with palace sicopIng carsl
For Newport take x,OU y BUslUu kIpIess with psrof
cara ~ ckord iOi New tOr 7UV u
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
worcssts. s2 50 SSirsapc"diSs !sdusion ali Vcuts
steamers 'av q worceitsr and lily o. Nev.lork'
tns1s pier above Dssbrossss fsry daily s.ssp: Sunday M
biVv y III Y. W. bhADts Agent
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Feb ll.-rrovsons- Bacon. Cumberland Cnt
36s Cd Long Clear Mddes 35s Oh; short Clear Mddes
IA GI: short ibs 36s Oil shoulders 27s %. cw Beot
Ss Od for Extra India Mess Prime Ness 6ss GL Pork
Prime Mess ga OIL. per bD.; Prime Mess Eastern
G2s6d Western 57s 3D. IardA american. 35s Prime West
erI J5s 81: Lard OIL 32s Cd. Hams Long cut 47s:
Shoulders SO oil Buerll0s6d per cwtior finest United
States Cheese Amerean Choice 6ts o. wheat,Red
Western Spring. IS I'd IA s',; Rot Winter; Is 3D.
snring "a 2d New Mixed Western. As 4d: California No
Is 3D. a Gd do. No 81 ih d6. 81 GENITAL. Pro
lre-SprIts Turpcnne. 30s IL do at London. 2ss 81
per cwt.; Refined Petroleum, Id per gallon. Glover seed
American He'd 49s. per cwt Tallow-2.j Oh per cwt
Fine American, PAS OBJ Prime city, 23s. 6'l per cwt
RosIn-Co mnon IS 9d, Pale T. Cd aOs Oh Linssel OIL
2O per cwt ProvisionS-Am refrigerated Beef
don-Sew.York state 81 los OIL s3 0s OIL Cottonsecd
OIL l. v-rpool make. 1874 I'll.
me receipts for the three days
lU-., 90 centas ooo
of past three days 10000
ceuals including 10 UUO American. ..
ll.-froducc -linseei OIL, $50 os.6i a f2O
Os ID Cacutd Linsecd. 4lsu per quarters LIN
Cake los Cd per ton; Henred Petroleum.. o'tt
a 4t per gal spirits OF Turrcntine 27s I'd per
cwt for American Sugar-l3s OIL pei cwt Ter Cuba Cen
trug 10 orizing 800 am ls ID rs OIL Tor Musrovado
fair refining anuaL Australian Talow-Bee. 25s d2t+
Cd Mutton 2Ss Oh. 30s Ot Cncoannt Ol-Cevlon. t3B
6s Cochin 1877 American Refrigerated Beet 81. 81 Tor
hind quarters 2 I'd for foo quarters per s by Tho
-,
ANTWERP Fob. ll.-Pctrolcum Pale American. III
francs paid aud 10 frame. l2 centiucs sellers
closed al SS francs - tenttncs per lU siOA
BREMEN, Feb ll.-Pctroeun. q marks Is pfonnings
Wilcox Lard closed At 80 marks - pfcnnnss per ITO TO-
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LII fares reduced.-StOningtO Line. Tho
"A avorite INSIDE Route for Boston, Providence and all
New.Englaud pointa
Full nights by taking lato trains from steamer
Reclining parlor between steamers landing AMI
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
viii new No So North River one BLOCK
above CanalsL, ats: 0p M ,isily except sundays
i. W. POPPLE Gen'l Passenger Agt.
Box aOll New.YOrk.
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&ew publleai,ons
DOROTHY WORDSWORTH.


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THE GREVILLE MEMOIRS.
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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. New York.
The above saie by all booksellers or will be
sent by HARPER BROTHERS, postpaid to any part OIL
ueU nitei state. AMI Can Ma receipt OF the price
OF Cents postage
lust PUBLISHED.
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GRAIN AND PRoDUCE MARKETS
vr rrpra or Scy-Yy9x DEALyyqs

FEATURES OF sEy-Y)2k DEALIN92
yesterday although there was no new
TO the speculation Spot lots kept Hrm and nearly
10000 bushels shippers The persistence Of
far foreign demand especially noticeable when It Ia con-
adhered that large party Is apparently at work in chi
the question OF European wars has been RELOCATED 10
the discussion OF spaper edtor Tho
wheat option market closed steady but prices the
best figures and gains scored Of a cent as follows
February sOs. March OIL. April 924 and Nav 93 Cash
corn Was firm nearly 10000 bushels The
options stronger and March and April closed up cent
al cents respectively Oats were rn but no
change the options which ended 35a cents for
February. March Apr AMI May The lard speculation wa,
strong In options only reached SAG points,
final figures being 81 O5 for February 81 " for March, 81 "a
for Apri 81 20 Tor May and 81 81 for June.
The receipts OF gram AMI nonr reported YESTERDAY At
lows Wheat; 40 bushels; llsls2 bushels; oats
G5 bnshss total 263 l16 bushels nour 462l0
AT Milwaukee, and 81 Lou,s the arrivals
we're Wheat 56.362 bushels corn. 1880 bushels;
oats 81 bushels total grain 265.750 Jushes hour
20 $40 barrels
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NENIRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY


NEN1RAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound Brook
1850. I2.vO y. SUNDAYS at 4UO $40 - $50 l2vU
Trains Iraving at 400 TAO Hoo a. w. 80 400 $50
d. M tor Reading. HARRISBURG PuUs
VILE 400 tor EastoD. Bethlehem. Airntown A.,
Mau,h chunk. Reading. HARRISBURG otc On sundays
EasiOn.
100 m for Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch hunk
Mllk-sbarre. and =, rAntOn.
so A. III E.ston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
MIlkesUarr.. Stiah'VD, heading Harrisburg. PUttsylr
Tauaqua. shanOgin. sunbury LowIsDurg. Williams porL
Mauch Chunk, Reading. HafIsLurg etc.
Wkesbsiro SesDton Iaiuaina. shamcAn. sunbury. Lew
isbufg Willsmsport, etc.
90 and 20 10 IA Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, etc.
biS H. M taslun. Bethlehem Allentown Mach
Chuns ilkesbare Heading. HaIrs0ufg etc GU Sundays
al go y. III. .,,, .,.
80 sl5 HOO o. nL, 100 400 80. Go p. sundays
Ann d m. .ur ked Bank Long BrALCh. Ocean Olovo
tr,r,lt sun .ys), Point Pheasant
80 a l:OJ 400 ~ u Tor Lakewood. Toms River
and BarheKaL -. ,,,,, e., ,,,.-,-. -
sS si5 has H.. i:Oo 40. $50 p. IN. for Free
"o q 20 600 sl5 llo0 has an, 100, 400, 40
hsU 6l5 y. Sundays 400. 900 a. H. Tor Perth
Io time OF trains to points tables at Ticket
OMEGA
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HARPER'S HANDY SERIES.
LATEST ISSUES;

LATEST ISSUES
Cts
ne CRAWFORD BY Mrs Gaskell %
1l5 YEAST by Charles Kingsley. 20
ia REGIMENTAL LEGENDS. BY s. Winter 20
l1s LOCKsLEY HALL. ETC. BY Lord Tennyson. 80. 20
800" oro.NcE INHERITANCE nv F. NJ F. Skene rs
III A CHILD OF THE REVOLUTION. BY the au
thor Of "Mademoi,elle Mort" illustrated 20
no BRITTA. Illustrated BY George Temple 100000. 20
lO9 CAsHEL BYRONs PROFESSION. BY George
ios MODERN TELEMACHUS BY Charlotte NJ
fOnge..
lO7 THE NINE OF HEARTS. By b. L. Fareon ..-... 20
,Oo GOLDEN BELLS. BY r. +. Francillon 80
~. MI cU,,rv pryrp Nv Wlkle Collins .,...... 25
,O4 THE BRIGHT STAR OF LIFE. BY b. L. Far1eon 70
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nAy LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT

d. NORFOLK VA. and SOUTH.
Leave via H. IL. t.oO tarlor Baltimore
palxcs sleaios arriving ~ Old Point ~ b. 10 u
NorIolk \, In II. V. TUMPKINs
0enl Pass. Agent, $40 Broauway NJ Y.
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NAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND, OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH.

Charles Old Point Comfort Norfolk, via the
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
kAILKoAD
VIII leave Pennsylvania Railroad station Now York 720
A. m oek and D. dAiiy, arriving Old Point, $50
M, ma s;u0 4 NORFOLK 300 ~ ~. vOO a bcamer
vr KIchnvnl Will leave cape Charles ~ IN on Mondays
W.,u.nlays aud frday, arriving there M y M buf
it ,,vt car tbai tho ~ EApi,ss, aud
sl..png through " Oi Point CO no AM >orivk
49,. Vii; kxussA Tickets and sleeping bcrlhs be
cured Al any Once vi tho Pennsyivana railroad
Company. .oo,.,, =.
A. ". DUNN. bupt H. b. CookE. r. and r. A.
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NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck slip
~ tPer 90 h. ~ At aud ii pm SUNDAY elcoptcd
rs arrive time lot trains east
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Morning service at IL O'Clock evening servica ats
ATTHE CHURCH. lth.st aud lafayette place.
Rev T. W. CHAMBERS. ID. D.. will preach the morning
Rev. LIVINGSTON L. TAYLOR will preach In the evening
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Gteamuoais an0 Railroucs.

BOSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
ID FALL RIVER LINE Steamers PaONIDLNCE
a OLD COLONY Leave PirI - y. H.. Murray
ST. At 100 IN dsy. sundays excepted Connection Uy
Annex Brooklyn 81 and Jersey at a. ~
BEST accommodations Lowest Rates Music II steamera
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neliaionS Notires.

Madison Square Presbyterian Church. Madison.ave.
corner of 2il-st-Scrvicrs Sunday February L. 81 ~ m
and 745 p The Pastor the Rev. c. II. PARkHV hs Il
d. vl preach sunday school session commences " o%s
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How TO See Europe Fifty Centsa Day BY LEE b" I'm
wETHER With Portrait. Up. 276. l2mo. Ornamental
Cloth, 81 20
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BEVERLY. Now-Jerscy
Fs1ABLIsIEDIS 1867
thorough HomeSchooi for young ladies' yariea asv,n
tages OF the highest order Solid culture In English Muse
Art and Languages sprEs '"rn Uog,ns February / tor
circular EdCIess the principal.
MISS KAcHELLE 0IBBoNs HINT
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FRESH oysters. fruits, etc. schafners.

ORANGES. bananas, figs. dates. schaffner's.
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CHiLLs aud fever lose their rerrors when
Bacilicide Elixir is kept hand. 1t will cure
the worst case OF malaria in a short time For
sale by druggists generally.
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The Pullman Vestibuled Train,

That magnificent wonder in modern railway
train building, which is 20 run daily between
New York and the West as the new .'limifed
express over the Pennsylvania lines. will be on
exhibition at tine Indianapolis Union Depot from
l:3D P. NJ. TO 4. P. NJ, Saturday April 80 TIE
ladies', newspaper men, railway men. business
men and the travelling public generally are in
vited to take a look at tia series of new and
incompatible Pullman palaces on wheels. con-
nected by ingeniously constructed vestibules of
steel. mahogany and glass. thereby forming AN
absolutely solid train, without an open platform
from the front end of the SMOKING bathing and
shaving parlors to the rear end OF the last
sleeper composing this curiously beautiful and
successful creation
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Solid Comfort

Solid Comfort
Tan be found By investing in Rapid Ice Cream
Freezer aud a Perfection Refrigerator They
ara the best goods in that line on the market
Have our samples out ready for inspection Call
and seq them whether you want TO buy or not
Also, Wrneers, Step-ladders. Water-coolers at
bottom prices. HILDEBaAND & FuGATE,
SO South Meridian street
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Rase-kall.

/ will present to the first member of the In
dianapols club that makes a home run first
class hat Ryan, The Halter. q and % South
Illinois
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-23
FUNNY BOB TONIGHT.

Bob Burdette lectures tonight at the
First PRESBYTERIAN church on the Rise
and Fall Of the Mustache" Many in the
city have heard the distinguished lecturer,
and it i quite certain that they will hear
him again tonight Few ever heard him
lecture once that fail to take advantage OF
the second opportunity. Heis one of the
most popular Of his kind on the stage and
few are they who object 20 be placed under
circumstances. that they will laugh be
cause they think they ought to- but they
can't help IL
Bob Burdette can bring about such
conditions that you laugh because
you can't help il. He warns his own house
as rule before removing his overcoat and
no one ever left him with the remark. lit
was a cold audience He is not only a
success as a humorist on the stage, but
places his thoughts on paper in such a way
that its impossible 10 read many lines at
a time without stopping to smile, and
oftentimes smile aloud
Many We're heard speak of the coming
lecture yesterday, and all seemed TO think
the city quite fortunate 10 have a
chance 10 laugh with Boo an
hour or two Its not. however.
all laugh. but as much good hard sense as
is usually put in the best of lectures. The
fun always has point to it that gives il a
peculiar force. Quite number of tickets
were sold yesterday and il seems safe 10
predict good turn out.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-23
JOINT MEETING.

The association of Homeopathic physi-
clans of southern Kansas at their recent
meeting in Wellington, appointed their
next meeting in Wichita in connection
with the Homeopathic Medical Society of
the state of Kansas which meets in
Wichita Mayo
An executive committee was appointed
to make arrangements for suitably enter
tanning the state society. This committee
are l.. ). Ordway, NJ. D., chairman; a
Whitlock, VI, D., secretary; W. A. Minick,
NJ. d., Wichita; J. \. Kirkpatrick, NJ d.,
Anthony; c. X. Wiles, NJ. D., Winfield
This committee has already commenced
work. They have made arrangements
with the Carey Grand hotel fer 1t to be
headquarters of the conventions of both
societies. and have also decided that the
association of Homeopathic physicians of
southern Kansas viii give the state society
a banquet to be set by the Carey Grand
hotel.
The bureaus of the southern Kansas as
sociaticn will be consolidated with those
of the state society.
The association OF southern Kansas will
hold short business session before the
state society convenes, and as a body re
ceiye that society.